The company that powers the most popular 3D software in the market, Maxon, has been working hard to improve its main products. Let's examine the most recent releases' specifics: Cinema 4D 2024.3 with Redshift 3.5.24.
Redshift 3.5.24: Turbocharged Rendering
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Version 3.5.24 of Redshift, the popular GPU-accelerated renderer among artists and studios, has been improved. This is what you should be aware of:
- Enhanced Performance: Redshift has been optimized by Maxon to perform better. Aim for smoother interactions and faster renders.
- Stability Improvements: Watch out, bugs! Stability enhancements brought about by the upgrade guarantee a more dependable experience.
- NVIDIA GPU Support: Redshift now functions well with the newest GPUs from NVIDIA. Celebrate if you're using the newest gear!
- Out-of-Core Geometry Handling: This makes it easier to manage big scenes. Redshift is more effective at managing out-of-core geometry.
- Better Denoising: Bid farewell to noise. Redshift can now denoise images with more precision.
Cinema 4D 2024.3: A Creative Playground
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Fans of Cinema 4D, fasten your seatbelts! The 2024.3 release brings new and improved workflow features, such as:
- Scene Nodes: A revamp for scene management. Efficient workflows and adaptable organization are made possible by scene nodes.
- Node Space: It's never been this easy to connect the dots. Node Space simplifies workflows that use nodes.
- USD Support: Working together has never been easier. Better USD support translates into smoother pipeline and software integration.
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These upgrades boost your creativity whether you're a Cinema 4D whiz or a Redshift enthusiast. Explore the new features, try out some ideas, and produce some amazing images. We're supporting Maxon as he keeps pushing the envelope!
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Source: Maxon
